Tinsel And Cats at Lon Carol blog

Tinsel And Cats. Natalia ganelin / getty images. Often, the animal starts out playing with the shiny tinsel. But, while it might look appealing, tinsel can pose serious health risks to cats. Tons of cats go nuts for strings and ribbons. But what some people fail to realize is that another common christmas decoration—tinsel—poses more of a threat to your cat than these festive red plants. It may be pretty, but when cats eat it, it can cause an intestinal blockage that requires surgery to remove. “if ingested, [tinsel] can cause what is called a linear foreign body, which can cause Rivera, swallowing tinsel can be a serious surgical emergency in both dogs and cats, and you should go to the vet right away. Many cats are unable to resist something shiny or sparkly. Pet parents are usually aware that poinsettias and cats don’t mix. It's only natural that your cat will want to play with decorations and gift wrap accessories like ribbons, bows, string, tinsel, etc. Let’s break down the risks associated with each. Tinsel is incredibly dangerous to both dogs and cats, as well as other household pets who might find it intriguing. The long, thin strands are also easy for cats to choke. When ingested, tinsel can lead to conditions known as a “foreign body” or a “linear foreign body.”.

But what some people fail to realize is that another common christmas decoration—tinsel—poses more of a threat to your cat than these festive red plants. Tinsel is a popular decoration during the festive season, its shimmering strands catching the eye of many, including our feline friends. The long, thin strands are also easy for cats to choke. Let’s break down the risks associated with each. Tinsel is incredibly dangerous to both dogs and cats, as well as other household pets who might find it intriguing. It's only natural that your cat will want to play with decorations and gift wrap accessories like ribbons, bows, string, tinsel, etc. When ingested, tinsel can lead to conditions known as a “foreign body” or a “linear foreign body.”. Often, the animal starts out playing with the shiny tinsel. Tons of cats go nuts for strings and ribbons. “if ingested, [tinsel] can cause what is called a linear foreign body, which can cause

Red tabby British Shorthair kitten with tinsel and a bauble photo WP20077

Tinsel And Cats Pet parents are usually aware that poinsettias and cats don’t mix. But what some people fail to realize is that another common christmas decoration—tinsel—poses more of a threat to your cat than these festive red plants. It may be pretty, but when cats eat it, it can cause an intestinal blockage that requires surgery to remove. Tinsel is dangerous for cats! Rivera, swallowing tinsel can be a serious surgical emergency in both dogs and cats, and you should go to the vet right away. Pet parents are usually aware that poinsettias and cats don’t mix. Tons of cats go nuts for strings and ribbons. Many cats are unable to resist something shiny or sparkly. Tinsel is incredibly dangerous to both dogs and cats, as well as other household pets who might find it intriguing. Natalia ganelin / getty images. It's only natural that your cat will want to play with decorations and gift wrap accessories like ribbons, bows, string, tinsel, etc. The long, thin strands are also easy for cats to choke. Tinsel is a popular decoration during the festive season, its shimmering strands catching the eye of many, including our feline friends. But, while it might look appealing, tinsel can pose serious health risks to cats. Let’s break down the risks associated with each. “if ingested, [tinsel] can cause what is called a linear foreign body, which can cause